Noun:

సాధారణం ప్రమాదంలో, ప్రమాదం,

casualties's Usage Examples:

They launched several incursions into Mani but they were all beaten back with heavy casualties.

casualties) in an effort to achieve a strategic goal; an example is the trench warfare of World War I.

Many of these casualties were the result of an atebrin-resistant strain of malaria that infested the area.

Armenian casualties, 1917–18 to 1923While the Ottoman official statistics covered 1917–18, and some of German figures, most other figures excluded them.

cost his troops very high casualties, but accordingly recognized by his perspicacity, spirit of initiative and analytical ability, he was "by far the best.

Estimated North Korean casualties numbered.

History and cultureRecent historyIn 2005 the town was inundated by two debris flows from the Awatarariki and Waitepuru Streams that devastated a number of buildings, but did not cause any casualties.

Although the bulk of the United Irishmen army escaped, many were left behind and killed in the routing phase of the battle, from both cavalry and infantry attack, but also from the advanced field guns which were switched to grape shot to maximize casualties.

Note: "Total casualties" includes wounded, combat and non-combat deaths but not.

They try to go through it and fight a combined Teladi, Boron and Argon fleet led by Ban Danna, inflicting large casualties.

The terror-stricken populace, who suffered heavy casualties fled to the remotest barrios of San Jose.

Flangini's despatch of 21 June accounted for 833 casualties, making about 1390 casualties for the whole battle.

The casualties were mostly Indian citizens, although westerners carrying foreign passports were singled out.

Synonyms:

victim, injured party,

Antonyms:

maximise, maximize, escalate,